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11 hours - 11 hours A city that was severely mutilated during the war, today, however, has its own specific atmosphere and a large dose of elegance! Here you will find everything from Roman towers to Gothic churches to fine examples of modern architecture. Find Cologne gems!
This cathedral became one of the most important places of pilgrimage in Europe. See impressive interior, monumental columns and amazing sculptures! Climb up Cathedral Tower and see St. Peter’s Bell. Finally enjoy the precious view from the observation terrace!
READ MORECologne, although badly damaged by the brutality of World War II, was lucky enough to preserve its old town. See the old townhouses characteristic of the site, churches and magnificent towers.
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It is an amazing place. It is the largest local memorial site for the victims of National Socialism in Germany. Until March 1945, this house was the headquarters of the Gestapo in Cologne. The exhibition deals with the political and social life of the city of Cologne during the Nazi period, the seizure of power and propaganda.
READ MOREOne of the features of this place are hundreds of thousands of padlocks attached to the steel railings separating the track from the footbridge. This is not the only place in Europe and in the world that shows the feelings that couples have for each other.
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It is a significant landmark of the skyline of Cologne’s historic Old Town since the Middle Ages. With its distinctive crossing tower and trefoil choir St. Martin’s Church is really something what you need to see in Cologne.
READ MOREAmong natives of Cologne and art historians all over the world, the town hall in Cologne is famous for its loggia and the Renaissance facade. Enjoy staying at Old Town and see this magnificent Rathaus.
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Discover how much influence the Romanesque culture had on this city. Visit Roman-Germanic Museum. Admire the fantastic Roman floor mosaic (with scenes from the life of Dionysus), the archaeological collections and the largest collection of Roman glass.
READ MOREHeumarkt is one of many squares, but it has really adorable atmosphere. It is surrounded by a statue of proud William III. You can always hear loud conversations between locals and tourists sipping mulled wine, mixed with the laughter of children using the ice rink.
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Her imperial heritage and the sense of status associated with it are clearly expressed in the size of the church and the crypt. St. Maria im Kapitol is just another reason to find out for real the historical value of Cologne.
READ MOREDespite its name, this square is not a place to shop for fish. The area is now known mainly for its colorful adorable buildings and a range of fine restaurants. It is also a perfect spot to take nice photos.
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